KVO Capital Management Names Brooke S. Parish, Formerly with York Capital Management, President and CEO
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Parish, a nine-year veteran of
"I have known Brooke for more than 20 years, and he is an outstanding executive that can build out our investment team's expertise and expand our capital base. Our investors will definitely benefit from his knowledge and experience," Oberting said.
"I am extremely pleased and excited to join
Parish, who will become a partner and shareholder of Oakum Bay, was a partner at
Oberting founded
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